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surface igniter problem
I ran into a rheem furnace 80% with a surface igniter. The problem is tht the igniter stays on when the t-stat calls for cool. that's right this is happening in the cooling mode. I'm thinking the board may be bad. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. thanx
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Re: surface igniter problem
What did you check so far?
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Re: surface igniter problem
I've checked t-stat, line voltage, low voltage, etc. everything works fine except for the fact that the igniter cums on and stays on during the cooling cycle
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Re: surface igniter problem
No voltage on the W while this is happening?
Not using a power stealing thermostat? Points toward the board then.
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